Real Estate for Sale Listing with Multiple Farms and Homes
Real estate advertisement lists numerous properties in Worthington and surrounding townships. No. 26 two story eight room frame house with barn, orchard, and gardens. various parcels near Dry Branch, Nolly Wood, Highland and Richland townships including 109 to 240 acre farms with log houses, stock farms, blue grass and timber, and several town lots. Prices range from 550 to 1500 and up, with terms described and possession available.
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Worthington
Jackson Township
Dry Branch Setnook
Only
Highland Township
Wighland
Zoo Hue
Broomfield
Jones
Richland Township
Bloomfiela
Bloomfield
Truc
Lyons
Buck Creek
Grais
Washington Township
Bloomfield Depot
Court House
News Clusters and Local Gossip From the County
A jumble of items notes visits by Lyons and Worthington residents, farm actions, and small-town happenings. People discussed include A J. Tuesday, F. Meese, C. Cade of Linton, and F. M. Simon Pickard horse dealings near Worthington. Mentions of postmaster George Davidson, Epworth League event, and local business notes mix with medical testimonials for Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica.
Promising Salve Sold With Money-Back Guarantee
An advertised salve claims to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter and other skin eruptions and piles with a money-back guarantee if not satisfied. Price 25 cents per box offered by Startup. tf.
Local notes mix weather, travel, and town events
Rural fragment outlines corn planting, fruit loss, and road work. Mentions Blooming ton, Union Baptist church, Harvey Oliphant sermon, Bloomington visitors, Theo Carnichael sending a team to Elsomangton for public works, bridge needs at Indian Creek, and a quarterly meeting next Sunday.
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Frank Poddrill
Bloomington
Ratio Rainbols
Mea Rainbott
Union Bapist
Harvey Oliphant
Bob Price
Bloomington Coll Ge
Theo Carnichal
Elsomangton
Eeeeelf
M. Steredith
Seresa Indian Creek
Dro Kung's New Discovery for Consumption and Colds
A vintage advertisement touts Dro Kung's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with a money back guarantee. It promises quick relief and offers a sample bottle at no cost, with larger bottles priced at 50c to 100c. Trial bottles are available at S Stalcup's Drug Store. Evelegh is also praised for paints and wallpaper.
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Dro Kung
LaGrippe
S. Stalcup
WASSINGTON NOTES A busy town report with rain curtailing events
The piece records a funeral of Mr Russell’s child, a parishioner’s sighting of Alec, a rainy day that ruined the town parade and fair ground plans, and notes on electric streetcars, gas lines, local crops, and Court sessions led by Judge Hifron. It ends with a plug for Eveleigh prints and wallpaper.
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Rusell
Burid
Hinton
Alec Burid
Fair Grounds
Old Greene County
Masoun
Ders
Hifron
Daviess County
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises New Vitality
A column extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for fatigue and poor health. It argues impure blood weakens organs and praises the medicine for purifying blood, restoring appetite, and imparting vigor, claiming thousands endorse its benefits.
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Hood
Notable Visits and Local Happenings in Newberry Area
Residents noted include D S Miller and Catron visiting Newberry, Jasper Hasler and wife in Casa township, and Miss Jennie Cunningham visiting Daviess county. The post office moved with Ingels retiring and Burke taking possession. Local socials feature Stephenson visiting Terre Haute and Aunt Randa Summerville with family.
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D. S. Miller
Newberry
Catron
Jasper Hasler
Casa Township
Jolly Duchman
Stephenson
Terre Haute
Jennie Cunningham
Daviess County
E . Ingels
W. H. Burke
T. D. Blackmore
Randa Summerville
Wm. Catron
Curne
Local notices and household updates in a Bloomfield scene
Community notes report residents planning work on a new saw mill site and store improvements, painter activity by Mr Hennon and the “Ying lish” painter, roof upgrades by Paris King, visits by Samuel Snow and Ed Webbs, with the assessor Wesley Shanks and local families seen in town. An advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills as reliable remedies.
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Samuel Snow
Th. Dford
Samuel McElroy
Hennon
Owensburg
Stephen Lenogte
Newberry
Virg Inman
Martin County
Eeu
John Shiites
Hyde
Local notes from McVille area gossip and updates
Community items report health updates marriages and travels in McVille and nearby areas. John Crow and Jessie Hickam appear among residents with family illnesses and social visits. John Quimby wed Miss Sisonie Rutledge last Wednesday. Local farming plans and road work progress are noted along with church, temperance and social events.
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Nimrod McDonald
John Crow
Brandon
Jasper Long
John Quimby
Sisonie Rutledge
Donald
Jim
Jessie Crow
Mias Wang Hardesty
Walter Hast
Local notes and social update from the bottom area
Friday night church attendance amid heavy rain. Mary Girkin ill. Clover Bottom resident K Burch visited St. Anderson last week. Jim Halteman at the place Saturday. Many young people passed through Friday evening. Wiley Ray and wife visited his father Uncle Jim Ray Thursday. Sherman Wells moved nearby and is described as a good citizen. Water is abundant in the area with reports of flooding. Frank Cain building a barn for J W Aland. GC Nation visited Mineral City. May arrives with cool frosty nights forecast. Ben Holtzclaw attended Friday. S E Anderson Saturday. V M Hash at Bloomfield Monday. Advertisement for wallpaper samples and mail-order decorating tips.
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Neveral
Mary Girkin
D. K. Burch
Clover Bottom
St. Anderson
Jim Halteman
Wiley Ray
Jim Ray
Sherman Wells
Sherman
Lewis Blind Pasad
Frank Cain
J. W. Aland
Nation
Mineral City
Ben Holtzclaw
Democrat
S E Anderson
V. M. Hash
Bloomfield
Pleasant Bridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Ida Cox K hosted Winnie Hunter and Nettis Arthur last week. Lewta Hlms and Charles Frakes were seen on the street Sunday. Mc Kelms hauled his day home from Mr. Hamilton. GW Cox worked Saturday. Fimner Taylor helped at a gathering, while Tin Cox returned from James Henderson’s after two weeks stay. Cool
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Beasley
Ida Cox
Winnie Hunter
Nettis Arthur
Lewta Hlms
Charles Frakes
Kelms
Hamilton
GW Cox
Fimner Taylor
Auach
Henry Harilton
Evan Cox
Jonathan Sullivan
Mell Hunter
Charlie Helms
Thomas Dingham
Lucinda Hunter
Kizzie
Nettie Arthur
Ida Hash
Taylor Joseph
Sam Tribley
Charlie Frakes
Rainy Sunday Keeps Sunday School Closed
Weather brings steady rain and travel delays as residents stay indoors. Sam and Ed Anderson miss Sunday school, Charles Frakes visits Lewis Helms, A J Baya travels to town for goods, and Henry Hamilton works as carpenter for Jessie LaRue.
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Sam
Ed. Anderson
Charles Frakes
Lewis Helms
A. J. Baya
Henry Hamilton
Jessie LaRue
Sunday Visitors and Local News in AUACH
Sunday events include Henry Haril ton Ida Cox Evan Cox and Winnie Hunter visiting Jonathan Sullivan. Miss Nettie Arthur and Miss Tada Cox are mentioned visiting and returning home. Sunday school convenes weekly at 9 o'clock with several locals noted in the vicinity. Local ads promote wallpaper and window shades at S Starcup's drug store.
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S. Starcup’s
Nebraska letter promotes state pride amid calamities
A Greens County reader in Todiana writes from Lincoln County Nebraska praising the Bloomfield Democrat. He recounts blizzards, cyclones, hail, drought, and a populist legislature, defending Nebraska against misperceptions while praising local perseverance and state growth. He invites publication of the letter.
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Nebraska
Lincoly
Neb
Democrat
Bloomfield Democrat
Greene County
Oda
Farimerd
Cera
Cas
Supreme Court
Vilage
Maddy
Greens County
Todiana
Nebsaan Beaness
Green County
White
Baron de
Smiley Bound Over On Barn Burnings Charge
Jonathan Smiley was arrested Friday by J F Slinkard for burning James Mortland’s barn. He was bound over to court after a preliminary examination before Esquire Osborn. Prosecution led by Moffett and Davis. defense by Emerson Short.
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Jonathan Smiley
James Mortland
J. F. Slinkard
Esquire Osborn
Mortland
Smiley
Aratch
Mortland’s
Eubanks
Moffett & Davis
Emerson Short
Twins at Sixty Two: Clinton Woman Bears Twins
Mrs S E Wishard of Clinton, aged 63, became mother to twins a girl and a boy on a recent Wednesday. Her husband, 77, is a pioneer of Clinton and former soldier who served in the Ninety Seventh during the war and now draws a 17 dollar monthly pension for a chronic affliction. He helped found the first house in Tuscola Illinois and later moved homes, drove piles, and served as a justice of the peace as his varied work. He remains hale and proud of his strength and attends the Methodist Church.
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Terre Haute Express
Clinton
Ind
S E. Wishard
Wishard
Helts Prairie
Vermillion County
Tuscola
Alton
Heda
The
Methodist Church
Ad Claim for Scanmons Liver Regulator as Malaria Cure
An old advertisement claims Scanmons Liver Regulator treats malaria, impure blood, a poisoned system, indigestion, and biliousness. The salesman pitches it as a universal remedy for many ailments and urges readers to buy.
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Ita
Jon
Scanmons
Free One Year Subscriptions Offer From The Republic
The Republic of St Louis offers four new yearly subscribers free for one year for a club of four, four dollars paid. The newspaper claims wide reach and early news, inviting readers to try and return stamped copies with orders. Also lists marriage licenses granted since last report and notes Indiana operators bargaining over this year’s coal seals contract with pay scale of seventy cents per ton.
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St. Louis Republic
The
Republic
America
St. Louis
Modianapolle Journal
Tere T Autr
Ind
Indiana Bitumenoua
Lhss
Pew
Local News Bulletin on Correspondents Loosened Campaign Pause
The note requests fifty items from readers with haste, saying there is more room now since no campaign or excitement. It asks for old items to be spread and sent quickly, addressing Moy 7 and May events.
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Dick Stalcup
J. G Smith & Son
Pate & Bynum
Rankin & Shields
Wun
Indiana
J. T. H Miller
Wabash Ave
Notwood, Wilkes
Stannard Bros
Springville
Reassie
Nat Coal
Herr
Henrietta
Pilot, Jr
Maud
Jay Eye
Fanny Henry
Sir Henry
Pavonia
Horseman
Jersey Wilkes
Chiqueretta
Ist
Panay
Pancoast
Ponce de Layen
Zod
Hyacinth
Ginx
Ron
Lucy
Edwin Forreat
Nancy Hawke
Charleston
Bullct
Justin Morgan
Morgan
Star Denmark
Denmark
Tang
Ton Hal
Hal Polover
John Ingalls
William W. Catron
Greeve County
Shirtz
Eveleigh
Extery
A. J
Antibus
Tno
F. Meese
Cade
Linton
Fitzpatrick
F. M
Simon Pickard Fox
Weda
Melvin Clouston
Miss Sexon
Hornbeck
K. of P's
George Davidson
Jno
Callihan
Moo Kaufman
Indianapolis
Kaufman
Buel
Frank
Epworth League
J. Ho
J. JH. Sommers
Stephney
Conn
Newalk In
Casner
Anna Boweracck
Romania
Olie Pryce
James
Eliza Freeman
George Emerson
Scott Emerson
Eli Miller
Robert Darrah
Fannie Walch
Girthie Pickard
Highland
Curtis Marshall
J. B. Young
Will Wa'ch
South Main Street
TL. Clifford
New Cassel
Wis
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
John Speaker
Catawba, O
Starcup
Try Eveligh
Wulip
Grove Sullivan
Tulip
Allen’s Chapel
Ferrel
Wildea
Oro Smith
Newark
John Smith
Bucklen
Hmolbbieville
Evelegh
Wassington
Scotland
U. S. Gov’t
ELY Pure
Bopwell Valley
Weville
Will Sample
Truste Church, JR
Samuel Sample
Joseph Dickam
McVille
Jese Hickam
Lola Sample
Pleasant Ridge
Jeanie Oley
McKinney Hickam
Chuyler
Gotkuy
Mig
Ludson
Temperance
Dfartha Arthur
Spencer
Carmichael
Samuel Bingham
Charlie Burks
Parents
Chiriie Hickam
Wellaville
Ohio
Raper
Lady
Monroe County
Illinois
Grove
McVille Tee
Wm Moss
McVill
Joseph Hickam
AR Hickam
Jesse Roudie
Lkely
Geo Pagh
Visied Mellickam
Win
Wright
Gurthie Pickard
Adams
Robinson, Til
Meaton
Chicago
Pleasant Bridge
Tutt
Prius
G. 8S
Rainbolt
Ltine
Golden Specific Co
Race St
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Esapona
S. E. Wishard
Tacomas
Sarah M. Adan
Sim QO Soliday
Ida M. Colbert
Theodore Law
Frace
J. Beasley
Ed Schrenntz
Delia Chaney
John J Brewer
Amy
Stil
James Ho Poe
Myrtie L English
Owen
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